Embedded and Mobile

Embedded and device developers have a number of Eclipse projects that can assist them with building their applications, including IDEs for C/C++, mobile Java (J2ME) and mobile Linux. Eclipse projects also provide tools to assist with target management, device debugging and building GUIs for mobile devices.

Getting Started with MTJ
Introduction to Eclipse eRCP
CDT 4.0 - Reaching for Uberness
Embedded and Mobile News
  • Why hardware designers should switch to Eclipse +163 weeks ago

    Today, though, Eclipse is finally gaining traction among EDA (electronic design automation) and FPGA companies. One such EDA company, Sigasi, has just released the first commercial VHDL plugin for Eclipse. Now, at last, hardware design teams can use Eclipse as a basis for their own customized IDEs, based on the commercial and open-source plugins that they need in their central cockpit for hardware design.

  • ARM processors run native Linux and Android applications +167 weeks ago

    The Keil Development Studio 5 (DS-5) Application Edition features an Eclipse-based project manager for multiple usage as well as C/C++ and assembler code editing functions.

  • Programming with Google Android and Eclipse +183 weeks ago

    This article describes how to create Android applications with Eclipse.

    The article is based on Eclipse 3.5 and Android 2.0.

  • Mobile Dredge: New Mobile & Wireless News Aggregator Web Site +186 weeks ago

    Genuitec, LLC, a strategic member of the Eclipse Mobile Working Group, today announced a mobile news aggregation Web site. Named "Mobile Dredge," the Web site aims to collect all current and breaking news stories about mobile, mobile applications, carrier and handset maker news. Operated by Genuitec editors, Mobile Dredge promises to bring the most thoughtful, creative, and insightful news to one Web site where viewers can gain a snapshot of the mobile landscape.

  • Eclipse Gets Palm WebOS Mojo +190 weeks ago

    Mojo, Palm's software development kit for WebOS, includes an easy-to-install plug-in that lets developers work within the Eclipse SDK.